Storm damage needs documentation
Hail marks, lifted shingles, soft metal, missing tabs, and leak paths must be photographed before the cost conversation is useful.

Storm damage cost depends on whether the roof needs emergency protection, a small repair, a larger repair, or full replacement. Many repairs run $300-$1,500, larger repairs can reach $1,500-$5,000+, and covered replacements follow the insurance scope, deductible, code items, and upgrades.
These ranges help you budget and compare options. They are not a substitute for an SMI inspection because the final price depends on the actual roof, access, materials, and approved scope.
| Item | Planning range | Main cost drivers |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency tarp / dry-in | Varies by urgency and area | After-hours response, roof access, exposed damage, weather |
| Minor hail or wind repair | $300-$1,500 common range | Shingles, pipe boots, small flashing, localized damage |
| Major storm repair | $1,500-$5,000+ possible | Decking, valleys, multiple slopes, active leaks |
| Insurance replacement | Policy and scope driven | Deductible, RCV/ACV, depreciation, code items, supplements |
| Inspection and documentation | $0 SMI inspection | Photos, storm evidence, repair/replacement recommendation |
SMI keeps pricing tied to visible conditions and photos. That means you can see why the scope includes a repair, replacement, coating, claim item, or upgrade before approving work.
Hail marks, lifted shingles, soft metal, missing tabs, and leak paths must be photographed before the cost conversation is useful.
Emergency tarping protects the property now. Permanent repair or replacement is priced after SMI documents the roof and separates urgent protection from the final scope.
The carrier scope still needs to match the real roof. SMI reviews photos, measurements, code items, and missing work before construction begins.
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Call SMI Roofing or book a free inspection. We will document the roof, explain the options, and give you a written scope before work starts.